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Reply With QuoteJust a guess but usually the way the transducer is tipped plays part in the arches . tip the transducer down a little farther and the n look at the arch or vice versa.good luck
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When running 2D sonar,how do you get your best images such as arches on targeted fish.
Traditional 200KHZ?
Low Chirp?
High Chirp
Or any other setting or a combination of?
On any size fish at any depth all I get is round blobs no arches.
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Just a guess but usually the way the transducer is tipped plays part in the arches . tip the transducer down a little farther and the n look at the arch or vice versa.good luck
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Wider 2d Sonar cones (83kHz, Low or Med CHIRP) are even more susceptible to creating defined arches because the target is in the Sonar cone coverage even longer ...
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